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23 Monday / March 23, 2020
06:00 pm to 08:00 pm
https://v2.aitapps-s.iu.edu/AIT_INlighten_V1_Online/blvpue/Course/Index/940-F5496473-B1E1-4A82-A7EB%20
In this course, we each will select a mentor text for individual study. Think of a poetry collection that you’ve wanted to read for a while but haven’t gotten around to or perhaps one you’ve read over and over and it’s time to read it again.
We’ll examine craft closely, write three poems that imitate those in our mentor texts, and write three original poems. At the end of the course, we each will bind our six poems into a mini-chapbook.
23 Monday / March 23, 2020
06:30 pm to 08:00 pm
https://v2.aitapps-s.iu.edu/AIT_INlighten_V1_Online/blvpue/Section/Index?id=1164-0F5A48D7-3976-4CCB-B9EF-5DA957F9AA2A
In this course, we will explore cookbooks from the Italian peninsula from the Middle Ages to the present to discover how food habits of the Italian peninsula have evolved over time to shape the real and imaginary Italian food culture we know today.
No cooking skills required. Only curiosity and love for cookbooks and food.
